PHILLIP HKNEWEQ(02835.HK)

Last Updated 08:00:00
longbridge loading
Company Encyclopedia
View More
name
PHILLIP HKNEWEQ
02835.HK
News
View More

Greenland Island opens, followed by the collapse of Japanese bonds, Trump TACO, and the conclusion of yen intervention – a week dominated by "headlines ruling the market" has ended

Trump's remarks about Greenland and threats of tariffs triggered a sell-off, exacerbating panic in the Japanese bond market, followed by Trump's soothing of the market (TACO model) which reversed sentiment. Ultimately, the market showed significant divergence: the stock market experienced slight turbulence and decline, the dollar plummeted, the yen surged, and precious metals reached new highs. The breakdown of the stock-bond correlation rendered traditional hedges ineffective, leaving investors with a dilemma of whether to hedge risks or ignore the noise

Wallstreetcn·
US
KGC
+1.42%
SH
600547
+0.42%
US
NEM
+2.15%
Wallstreetcn·
US
KGC
+1.42%
SH
600547
+0.42%
US
NEM
+2.15%

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks edge higher, dollar dips with potential yen intervention in focus

Global stocks are experiencing modest gains, with the MSCI global equities index rising and U.S. Treasury yields dipping. The yen has strengthened against the dollar amid speculation of potential Japanese intervention. Wall Street shows mixed results, with the Dow down and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slightly up. Investors are cautious ahead of a busy week with key economic releases and earnings reports. Oil prices have rebounded due to renewed geopolitical tensions, while precious metals like gold and silver are reaching record highs as investors seek safe havens.

Reuters·
SH
600489
+2.81%
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
GDX
+1.76%
Reuters·
SH
600489
+2.81%
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
GDX
+1.76%

Capital rotation drives the US dollar weaker, Asia-Pacific stock markets rise broadly, gold approaches the 5000 mark, and silver touches the 99 level

Global funds are accelerating their inflow into more attractively valued Asian markets. On Friday, the Asia-Pacific stock markets generally rose, with the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index up 0.5%. Chip stocks performed prominently, and the South Korean Composite Index broke through 5,000 points, reaching new highs. Analysts believe that due to uncertainty in U.S. policies, funds are shifting from overvalued U.S. stocks to Asia, driving the U.S. dollar weaker. Precious metals surged strongly, with spot gold breaking through $4,960 per ounce to reach a historic high, and silver touching the $99 mark

Wallstreetcn·
US
SLV
+6.63%
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
NEM
+2.15%
Wallstreetcn·
US
SLV
+6.63%
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
NEM
+2.15%

【Today's Headlines】Yen exchange rate fluctuates dramatically! Has the Japanese government intervened? Gold and silver hit new highs again

Today's five major financial events: 1. The three major stock index futures fell, with Intel's earnings report falling short of expectations, plummeting 13% in pre-market trading. 2. The Japanese yen exchange rate experienced significant fluctuations, with USD/JPY briefly breaking 159 before retreating to 157.3, suspected to be due to intervention by Japanese authorities. 3. Gold prices surpassed $4,960 per ounce, and silver approached $100, setting a historical high. 4. Trump warned Iran, leading to a rise in crude oil prices, with WTI crude reported at $60 per barrel. 5. The Australian dollar rose for five consecutive days, reaching a 15-month high, with market expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise interest rates

mitrade·
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
SLVR
+4.93%
SH
600489
+2.81%
mitrade·
US
GLTR
+3.65%
US
SLVR
+4.93%
SH
600489
+2.81%

European stocks rise in early trading, with French and German markets up 1.1% and 1.3% respectively, Volkswagen rises over 5%

European stock markets rose significantly in the early session, with the French and German stock markets increasing by 1.6% and 1.3%, respectively. U.S. President Trump withdrew the threat of imposing tariffs on eight NATO countries, boosting global stock markets. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose by 1.2%, closing at 609.64 points. In individual stocks, Volkswagen rose by over 5%. U.S. stock futures also saw an increase, and Asian-Pacific stock markets generally rose

AASTOCKS·
US
VWAPY
+1.15%
DE
VOW
0.00%
DE
VOW3
0.00%
AASTOCKS·
US
VWAPY
+1.15%
DE
VOW
0.00%
DE
VOW3
0.00%
© 2026 Longbridge｜Disclaimer